Sentence examples for impending security from inspiring English sources

A majority of Japanese are already opposed to his impending security changes.

And if you ask the boomers about the impending social security crisis created by their rapidly aging demographic, they will deflect with a complaint about how nobody makes eye contact on the subway anymore.

In most insider trading cases involving information about an impending takeover, securities in the target company are bought as soon as possible to avoid getting shut out if word about the deal leaks into the market.

Afghan intelligence appears to have been tipped off about the impending attack, and security forces were on heightened alert.

One is the impending demise of Social Security.

When President Harry Truman tried to seize the nation's steel mills during the Korean War -- arguing that an impending strike threatened national security -- he backed down when the Supreme Court objected.

"It has to be a matter of grave national security or impending physical harm to innocent people," he said, "not just, well, this is the only way we're going to be able to get this information".

Organizations and individuals are increasingly aware of impending threats to digital security.

As president, Obama will have to contend with not just an economic crisis but the impending collapse of Social Security and Medicare, not to mention other unforeseen challenges.

MG: We've had several excellent exits, but our largest returns by dollars returned to LPs were via Alibaba's IPO, Spotify's IPO, and now the impending sale of Duo Security.

MG: We've had several excellent exits, but our largest returns by dollars returned to LPs were via Alibaba's IPO, Spotify's  IPO, and now the impending sale of Duo Security.